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This antique French bevel edged mirror dates from the 1800's. The glass has some speckling, evidence of its age. Finely gadrooned cornice, spindle pediment and twin Doric columns each side, traditionally over a fireplace, this mirror would enhance any New Zealand interior. You can see on the back of...

A beautiful mid 1800's French Renaissance Revival Walnut "salle a manger" or sideboard. Features intricately carved door panels depicting historical portraits of French nobleman of ages past and ornate brass escutcheons. The Beechwood top has been sympathetically restored and finished with natural beeswax. 151cm Wide 47cm Deep 105cm Tall

This French Buffet is not quite second hand. It has been in the same family since 1860. When you buy it, then, it will be second hand. Well carved, with a gorgeous dolphin motif from golden Cherrywood. An impressive piece 2410mmH x 1500mmW Still in very good condition this well loved dresser is part of a set from the same family which includes TABLE and CHAIRS The Dolphin Motif

Gloriously aged golden French Oak sideboard, with dauphin carved doors and delightful goblet feet peeking out from under the bottom skirt. The marble top testament to its age and use, having been mended once in the past. Dating from the early to mid 1800s. A truely versatile and unique piece of French history. 1380Wx1020Hx370D The Dolphin Motif

SOLD An impressive set of six antique French leather covered chairs. These chairs date from 1860 and were acquired at the same time as the French Antique extension table also in our collection. Forty years ago the family had this set of six chairs professionally recovered, hence the superb condition...

A lovely set of four Henri II style antique chairs from the end of the 1800s. Originally these chairs would have had a cane seat but long ago the family had them recovered in a beautiful rich burgndy velvet with brass dome edging. Matching Antique French Oak Table from the same family Fun Facts About Chairs

Showing the small scars and bruises of day to day use one might expect on a French Antique of this age, which only add to it's charm. The leadlight doors of the upper section of this family heirloom have an unusual enameled centrepiece. They depict a man and a woman. Many affluent french mansions ha...

Delightful Henri II style antique French dining table, from the 19th Century. When closed an intimate seating for four, extended an easy seating for eight.Legs on small wooden casters. 1050mmW x 1140mmL x 700mmH With three extensions (rallonges) opens to 2100mmL From the same family we have a set of four Henri II Style Antique Chairs

Exceptional Antique French Chaise. 18th Century, Louis VX1 Style Three pieces, all recently upholstered in French Linen. Beautiful canework, a stunning unique set for that lounging nook in a bedroom or lounge, direct from the South of France. Total length when together: 2 metres long 96cm high at high end 56 cm high at low end Seat height 40cm Width 70 cm.

Give your home an antique French feel with our Antique Vintage Earthenware. These Saloirs', glazed on the inside, were widely used in France for salting and preserving. Create a unique look with authentic vintage French pieces. A - 380mm High $325 B - 260mm High $215 C - 235mm High $140 D - 220mm High $145 E - 215mm High $135

Mahogany is such a beautiful wood, it gives a smoothness and glow to furniture that is hard to match. This sideboard which originates from the turn of the 19th century is mssing it's riser which doesn't detract from it's appeal and has the added bonus that at only 1935mm H it will fit in any Kiwi house. Feel free to come and run your hands across it

Early 1800srich aged oak dresser showing the inevitable nicks and dings of family use still with its charming original wavy glass. It shows the classic geometric shapes and carvings of Henry II style. Double carved wooden doors on the base with spindled gallery above for plate display supporting the...

This dresser in blonde walnut and bookmatched maple inserts is a magnificent example of early French Art Deco. The geometric design, book matched door panels and ball supports attributed to the Art Deco period, the carved fruits and vine leaves point to a carryover of the more decorative, flowing an...

This table, originating in the Breton region of France in the late 1800s to early 1900s, belonged to the same family as our FRENCH BRETON DRESSERhaving the sameimpressive carved cup cover designon the legs joined by a farmhouse style stretcher. Rich dark patina gives a lustre to the woven marquetry ...